Vision insurance covers routine eye care services such as periodic eye examinations and refractive services (determining the prescription.) Many vision plans will also offer benefits on materials. These benefits may take the form of an allowance toward materials and special services such as...
The East Tennessee Society of Optometric Physicians (ETSOP) sponsored a Second Harvest Food Drive at Valley View United Methodist Church on Saturday, November 16th. Sponsoring the event requires a monetary donation and participation to help distribute food. Dr. Elliott (front row-second from left) and Dr....
The decision is clear. Putting off vision care postpones wellbeing. It doesn’t have to be that way. Whether you’re considering LASIK, need cataract surgery, or it’s simply time for new glasses or contacts, CareCredit can help you see clearer, sooner. CareCredit is available for your entire family’s vision care....
Sight Unseen: Glaucoma Takes Sight without Warning—How to Protect Yourself? What are you going to do differently this year? Take better care of yourself? Will you exercise more, eat healthier, or make an effort to see the doctor as often as you should? Finding time in your...
Dr. Steven Elliott is a participant in InfantSEE. Please take advantage of this program by having your baby’s eyes checked by an InfantSEE provider. To find out more about the InfantSEE program or to learn more about the development of your baby’s eyes please visit:...
ST. LOUIS, Mo. (April 2, 2012) – Even though spring weather brings warmer, humid air, millions of Americans still experience discomfort associated with dry eye syndrome. Dry eye is a condition where the tears produced by the eyes lack sufficient moisture and lubrication, which is necessary...